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The person who does the work gets paid. Each feature request could have a optional bounty against it.

If they're doing work for their own enjoyment, why should they complain?

Seriously, he should just inform people to send him feature requests and in return he'll send an quote estimation; no need to be petulant.

It's surprising Jesus din't make the point that being good is its own reward, instead of focusing on the ultimate payoff of heaven.

I know I for one will be going back to the office as soon as possible. However, that's more due to the fact that working from home does not fit with the way I want to live, rather than any actual logistical hurdle.

At the same time though, I highly doubt many companies in the future will go 100% WFH, so all these discussions seem rather academic to me. I feel like the people that want to work from home will get more opportunity to do so, and the people that don't, won't have to. Easy.

If you can't do, judge.

I suspect some of these people are bad faith in their criticisms simply because they're bitter their own work didn't take off.

In China police are sent notifciations if undesireable people are seen on camera in their jurisdictioin.

I imagine for those people the ability to move around undetected would be very much worth the garish pattern.

I also question just whether the average policeman would be able to tell whether clothing was designed to be untrackable

This article says it causes greying, not balding

Surely lowering the price of precious material will make everyone better off, they'll just stay the same relative to each other?

It's waste for the business but good for you

Same here

But how did you ensure that you udnerstood the requirements if you were potentially just left to it for a few months?

At the end was there ever an instance of the client not using what you produced because it wasnt what they wanted?

When I was younger I think I was depressed. It got to the stage where people would talk to me and I wouldn't talk back, I'd just stare; I'd lie in bed doing nothing; I let my hair grow long because I didn't want to go outside or talk to a barber.

I'm much better now, and I think exercise was one of the key things that improved my general mood. It was a constant sturggle though for a while.

YMMV, of course, and I was never diagnosed or anything.

I literally laughed out loud at how the former USSR states happiness just flatlines as time goes on